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Family law [2014] JRC 140A

J -v- H

J -v- H (Matrimonial) [2014] JRC 140A (09 July 2014)

Appeal and cross-appeal in ancillary relief proceedings arising from divorce. The court largely upheld the Registrar’s order, with minor adjustments to child maintenance and payment triggers.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Child maintenance
  • Pension valuation
  • Conduct in divorce proceedings
  • Ancillary-relief
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Family law [2010] JRC 115B

Marshall -v- Downes

Marshall -v- Downes [2010] JRC 115B (23 June 2010)

Appeal in matrimonial ancillary relief. The court upheld the Registrar’s overall division of assets, rejected a fresh rehearing approach, and adjusted the figures arithmetically.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Appeal standards
  • Discretion of registrar
  • Pension valuation
  • Clean break
  • Contributions to marital assets
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Family law [2008] JRC 077A

T -v- B

T -v- B [2008] JRC 077A (19 May 2008)

Family division decision on a Mesher order: the former matrimonial home stayed in joint names until six months after the youngest child left school, with sale proceeds split 80/20.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Mesher order
  • Pension valuation
  • Child maintenance
  • Mesher-order
  • Matrimonial-home
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Family law [2001] JRC 81B

D v E and F

D v E and F [2001] JRC 81B (05 April 2001)

Ancillary relief following judicial separation: the court ordered an equal division of assets, adjusted the husband’s pension value, reduced maintenance, and aimed for a clean break.

  • Judicial separation
  • Ancillary relief
  • Division of assets
  • Pension valuation
  • Maintenance
  • Financial hardship
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